Raiders coach Ricky Stuart has reportedly withdrawn from the race to develop into the NSW Blues’ subsequent head coach.
Brad Fittler not too long ago resigned from his place, reportedly rejecting a one-year extension to stay in control of the NSW facet.
That left Stuart as a number one candidate to take over the function, however in keeping with The Daily Telegraph, he has different points to cope with within the nation’s capital.
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Stuart is reportedly involved with the Raiders’ present roster, having misplaced membership stalwarts Jack Wighton and Jarrod Croker.
Elliott Whitehead and Jordan Rapana are additionally coming to the top of their careers and 2024 seems to be to be their closing season.
Matt Frawley, Brad Schneider and Semi Valemei even have left the membership, with the latter pair departing mid-season.
Stuart’s resolution comes as a significant blow to the NSWRL board who have been pushing for his appointment, with a training duo mentioned which included Melbourne’s Craig Bellamy.
Bellamy’s curiosity within the function stays unclear and NSWRL bosses are of the opinion he might be the following long-term Blues coach if he walks away from the Storm.
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Stuart’s omission from NSW teaching rivalry thrusts Laurie Daley again in to the body, having admitted he was eager on returning.
Daley coached the Blues from 2013 to 2017 and Channel 9’s Danny Weidler revealed there was a push from inside NSWRL for him to be appointed.
“I’ve said all along I’m always happy to help where I can and I was prepared to help Freddy and it surprised me when Freddy withdrew, ” Daley stated on the Big Sports Breakfast.
“Because I would have loved to have been a part of him helping New South Wales.
“I’ve said along if people thought I could help out I would help out in any role. Coach could be an option, being a mentor, being in a leadership role, whatever it may be. I’m always happy to help where I can.”
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